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How to live stream a Google Meet (limits and a free way)

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Google Meet's own live streaming is only on certain paid Google Workspace plans, and free group calls end after 60 minutes with a limit of 100 people. A free way: keep your team on Meet and broadcast the meeting's sound from a computer with AltarPage, so everyone else listens on one link with no time limit.

AltarPage walkthrough: Online meetings: Google Meet links in one tap · 1 min · from 1:56

Meet's limits on the free plan

Group calls (three or more people) end after 60 minutes, calls hold up to 100 people, and there's no live streaming. Workspace plans raise the limits, and some add view-only live streams.

Broadcast a Meet for free

  1. Join the Meet in Chrome or Edge on a computer.
  2. Open your AltarPage studio in another tab, tap Zoom or Meet and tick Bring the meeting's sound into the broadcast.
  3. Tap Go live, choose the Meet tab and turn on Share tab audio, then allow the microphone.

You don't need Meet's own Present: AltarPage takes the meeting's sound directly. Full steps: broadcast a Zoom or Google Meet meeting.

Questions people ask

Can Google Meet stream to Facebook or YouTube?

Workspace live streaming goes to YouTube on supported plans; streaming to Facebook isn't built in. Broadcasting the sound with AltarPage works on any plan.

What's the Google Meet live stream maximum?

It depends on your Workspace plan. With AltarPage, listeners aren't limited.